First thing first, I love this work because it's f**king interesting. I love misunderstandings and acting as the main theme so I spent countless sleepless nights reading the novel. I can say that the vivid description and the comedy happening retain your attention.
I have read up to 400 chapters until the very recently released chapter of the novel currently so I wont spoil much and say what really irk me.
But (Spoilers ahead)
For the romance part: I know why the author wants to add romance, and I appreciate that there is romance. But, the love interest is the problem. Miley Cara is the problem. SHE IS F**KING HEARTLESS! She's cold, annoying and doesn't fit with Woojin. When Woojin made up his mind and muttered the courage to reveal his true self, she brushed it off as nonsense, and when he revealed it to the public in his speech, she said that he's acting (she even say that his smile resembles Joker! Seriously I hate her so much). No girlfriend acts like that, I swear. So the MC aka Woojin spent a long time putting up his persona to the public (except for his family and friends). (I particularly like Hwalin, but the author says no : (
Another thing is that I don't like how MC's real personality just gets to be illustrated less and less, while the author focuses more on his persona.
And, even I do believe that the romance part was unnecessary.
What I really appreciated was what makes MC's life full, not lacking any elements: reputation, richness, comedy; unfortunately the romance just has to ruin his sense of self and desire to be understood and express himself.
Also the author makes him to be a person who got divine blessing with his system but lack the most basic right out there as a person. (in my opinion)
I get what you're saying... it kinda makes sense cuz she fell for the persona and not the "real him"... and it kinda sucks.
It would be one thing if he slowly merged the two personas because sometimes (especially in the comic) his real persona seems like.. a dumb clown... like... exageratedly comedic to create contrast...
I think author chose Miley to give him more of a global status actor and to serve as a stepping stone for global fame for him... because I agree that they don't match at all. Honestly I'm not that fond of Hwalin... but even her would be a better match. I still hope neither will be end game and he'll meet someone better suited for him... and also that they'll find a better way to deal with his personality and behavior issue than just an "Aha! I was lying! I'm actually a clown and not serious at all teehee!" And he suddenly switching and everyone just accepting it.
Exactly! This is beautifully explained. I can understand the intentions of the author but I feel that it could have been better if instead of making cliché situation that act as a stepping stone, but it's not irritable, I just think that some situation had potential that wasn't well exploited.
Anyway I was hoping that this one was romance free, and that the author gives us more scenes on the work that woojin starred in. Because at some point it feels like the plot is going everywhere (I'm referring to the scene where Woojin choose a low tier project just so he could have culinary skills, and the author wanting to explore this field after Woojin conquered the music field too)
My delulu self want to say: Let's get reincarnated in this novel and save Woojin from her ╥﹏╥
Spoilers (only for those who like to spoil things for themselves, proceed at your own warning)
Joffrey is the actual son of another man back in the queen country, and the emperor knows this that's why he hates Joffrey and is hard on him.
Later in the novel, the queen will kill the Edward's mother and the king will kill the queen later on but will spare the Joffrey at the request - more like threatening- of Edward.
Edward currently cares for Joffrey because he's the only one who gave him attention, warmth and care. When Edward will know that Joffrey isn't related to him he'll pursue him.
In the end, Joffrey became the king of his mother's home country and Edward will marry him.
Naurrr what about the other lover capture target???So the end game is Edward alone ༎‿༎
Woooooh I'm so hyped for this! It has been so long and has always hold a special place to my heart that no other Manhua or manga could replace. I'm so glad to see it getting a remake!
Everyone we succeeded !
"Killing my lover, I wanna kill my lover"
I had too, the second I saw the title I got reminded of that song
Which song is it
For my sanity and moral compass well being I'm just seeing this as how young children has puppy crush on their teachers. It is something else if in the manga everyone was oblivious of the fact that the little guy had a crush on Yuu.
I'm just looking at it in a cute aspect, and is just waiting for him to grow up to romanticize them.
Plotting on a child and waiting for them to ‘grow up’, yeah FBI, this guy right here
The only thing that could piss me off in this sequel is if they kill Jinwoo like how jinwoo's father died in the og. I would like if they don't follow the og too much and create something unique that doesn't make Mc look like a cheap copy of his father, he deserves some unique plot instead of being compared to the first novel.
I wanted to like your comment, sorry
This was so cutee! An absolute gem of a read (for the author first work this is good)
I don't like it, I find the romance in this stupid and disturbs the plot. I'm quitting this because of that red hair fl. ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
bye Felicia
I’m confused since the romance is barley prominent but you do you lol
Agree that the romance suck but I ignore it. If I see the red hair girl I just scroll until I don't see her.
Same I hate Amy and her character, but she spoils thr entire story which is well written
Idk people, I can't find the plot enjoyable with her around. I probably have an overdose of rich girl acting stupid romance but I think it just make the plot drop some point because of it.
Anyway goodluck to everyone keeping up with it, hope you have a good read.
This was so cute, now im rooting for Siergefried relationship!